Linda Dobbie says she took the cash at various locations in Glasgow to pay her son's drug debt.
A carer stole £20,000 from a vulnerable elderly patient after using her bank card to withdraw money from ATMs.
Dobbie, who was employed by firm Carr Gomm, told police she used the money to pay back her son's drug debt.'Position of trust' It was also stated she has poor hearing and her judgement has been affected by the fact she has taken strong medication for most of her life. Ms Bell said: "She became aware large sums of money appeared to be missing from the account and she carried out her own inquiries to confirm anything suspicious before contacting the police."
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